There is an odd contradiction in my current work in that I am attempting to create "mythic images" which relate both to the collective unconscious and the personal process of individuation while using advanced industrial technology. I am hoping to move beyond some of the current hard edged approaches to computer art and to present both in image content and coloration, a world where the borders are not so well defined. Here is where the technology excels in providing me with a way of crafting dreamlike sequences that seemingly float into each other, overlap and merge, reflecting the inner processes I am attempting to portray. My desire is for the viewer to be unaware that the art was created on a computer.
My art is a combination of myth, spirit, science and technology. I see myself as a modern alchemist, using silicon chips as a tool to transform electrical patterns into art. As I have indicated previously, my attempt to portray an element of mystery is the guiding factor in these works. The juxtaposition of the image elements hopefully serves as a catalyst for the viewer's recognition of her/his own inner processes of transformation. The computer does not destroy your soul as I once thought but rather has liberated a creative aspect of the self which might have otherwise remained undiscovered.